texts: <mask>-Zadeh is an Iranian-German analytic philosopher of medicine. He was the first ever professor of philosophy of medicine at a German university and has made significant contributions to the philosophy, methodology, and logic of medicine since 1970. Sadegh-Zadeh was born on April 23, 1942 in Tabriz, Iran. He attended school in Tabriz from 1947 to 1959 and was the fourth of eight children. His father ran a small terrycloth weaving mill. He went bankrupt in the wake of the political and economic crisis in the country caused by the U.S. and British. After his father's bankruptcy, Sadegh-Zadeh told his parents he would become a professor of medicine in the future and provoked laughter from them.After graduating from the prestigious Ferdowsi High School in Tabriz in 1960, Sadegh-Zadeh went to Germany to study medicine and philosophy at the universities of Mnster, Berlin, and Gttingen. He received a doctor of medicine degree. In 1971 I received my med. from the University of Gttingen. He left practical medicine to conduct theoretical research on clinical reasoning because he thought that in the foundations of clinical decision-making something was going wrong. He was a full professor of philosophy of medicine at the University of Mnster in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia in northwest Germany from 1982 to 2004. He has been married since 1970 and has two sons. A new direction in the philosophy of medicine was inaugurated in the 1970s by Sadegh-Zadeh, who applied analytic philosophy of medicine to distinguish it from the traditional philosophy of medicine.In German. rztekolloquium 1970 was published. 1, pp. He did not, and still does not, consider this traditional style of philosophizing on medicine a scientific endeavor. His international recognition came from his work on the logic and methodology of clinical reasoning, including artificial intelligence and fuzzy logic application in the theory of medical decision-making. He is the founding editor of two international journals. Artificial Intelligence in Medicine was founded in 1989 and is the current title.His extensive work includes the following innovative theories: a comprehensive theory of medicine presented in his monumental Handbook, the prototype resemblance theory of disease, the palimpsest theory of mind, and the theory of technoevolution and. In the tradition of analytic philosophy of medicine, Sadegh-Zadeh conceives analytic philosophy of medicine as philosophy of medicine by means of logical and conceptual analysis with its primary fields of inquiry being: philosophy of medical language. A companion volume to Sadegh-Zadeh's Handbook of Analytic Philosophy of Medicine is Fuzziness and Medicine: Philosophical Reflections and Application Systems in Health Care. Springer, 2013; Berlin: Springer. Medical language is considered to be an ill-kept extension of everyday language by adding technical terms such as "angina pectoris", "appendicitis", etc. Sadegh-Zadeh claims that most of its terms are ambiguous. Since it has a significant impact on medical knowledge and medical decision-making, he devotes himself extensively to the analysis of its nature.He demonstrates and analyzes the inherent vagueness of medical terms and constructs techniques for dealing with this principally ineliminable feature by means of fuzzy logic. He introduces a comprehensive methodology of medical. Carl Gustav Hempel's Fundamentals of Concept Formation in Empirical Science was inspired by Patrick Suppes's work. The University of Chicago Press published this methodology in 1952. A wide-ranging inquiry into the foundations of clinical practice, particularly of clinical judgment and decision-making, with the aim of reducing diagnostic-therapeutic was introduced by Sadegh-Zadeh in 1977. The first part deals with medical diagnosis. Metamedicine was published in 1981He defined the term "analysis of clinical practice", "inquiry into clinical practice", and "theory of clinical practice" in the article. Everything related to concepts and theories that are basic to clinical practice is included in the central topics. Sadegh-Zadeh claims that this perspective creates a fertile scientific field with a host of tasks. What is a diagnosis? What is differential diagnosis? ",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Is clinical decision-making computable or does it require human intelligence and intuition?To metaphysics, ethics, and epistemology of clinical decision-making. Over the past decades, Sadegh-Zadeh's clinical radiology has grown with increasing sophistication. The prototype resemblance theory of disease is an example of a theory of medical knowledge. The contemporary philosophy of medicine is mostly concerned with medical-ethical problems while neglecting medical-epistemological ones, according to Sadegh-Zadeh. There are statements of facts, hypotheses, and theories in the category medical knowledge. Classificatory knowledge, causality knowledge, experimental knowledge, theoretical knowledge, practical knowledge, clinical knowledge, and medical metaknowledge are some of the types of medical hypotheses and knowledge proposed by Sadegh-Zadeh. Practical knowledge or know-how is the most important among them.He shows that medical-practical knowledge actually consists of deontic conditions. Sadegh-Zadeh considers medicine a deontic discipline because of this. Clinical decision-making is nothing more than the application of conditional obligations of which diagnostic-therapeutic rules of action are primarily composed. Since clinical research tries to improve the available rules of action, it is considered explorative and ethical. There is a central role in Sadegh-Zadeh's medical theories. The structuralist view of theories to represent their structure and content is what he analyzes the concept of medical theory to be. He can show that a theory in medicine can't be confirmed, supported, disconfirmed, verified or faked simply because it is a conceptual structure and no epistemic entity to be true, probable or false.It doesn't make any claims about the world. The theory is used to make such claims. The claims are not the same as the theory. Medical theories, as non-epistemic entities, do not deserve ascription of truth or falsehood. The classical definition of knowledge as justified true belief is not fulfilled by any other piece of general medical knowledge. There are no justified true beliefs in medicine according to his analysis. Statements, hypotheses and theories in medicine and other fields are usually viewed as knowledge only if the ascription "this is knowledge" is a performative conducted or affirmed by a scientific or professional community as a social group.Sadegh-Zadeh uses and extends the Communitarian and social epistemology that goes back to the Polish physician and epistemologist. The deontic nature of medical-practical knowledge is one of the reasons why Sadegh-Zadeh considers medicine to be a deontic field. Prototype diseases that nosology is based upon are considered to be something that should not be. All other diseases are deontic entities because they are. The basic concept of medicine and disease requires a specific inquiry by means of deontic logic. Medical deontics is a research field. Medical ethics, medical metaethics, and medical law are included.The logic of quantum mechanics is argued to be the logic of medicine in Medical Logic Publications entitled "The Logic of Medicine". Sadegh-Zadeh distinguishes between logic in medicine and logic of medicine. Logics that are applied in medicine to solve theoretical or practical problems are called logic in medicine. Classical two-valued logic, many-valued logic, paraconsistent logic, deontic logic, temporal logic, probability logic, fuzzy logic, and so on are examples. Their number is unlimited. They are not specifically made for medical use. Many mathematical theories are used in medicine without any of them being "the mathematics of medicine".There is no logic of medicine, Sadegh-Zadeh concludes, a logic that could be viewed or used as a specific medical logic. Medical metaphysics is mostly concerned with the nature of medicine. There is a medical ontology. Sadegh-Zadeh devotes himself extensively to pure, formal, and applied to use them in his logical analysis of medical-ontological issues of medical knowledge, clinical practice, nosology, psychiatry, psychosomatics, and biomedicine. He distinguishes between the two to settle the long standing controversies in medicine. The difference is based on a criterion similar to Barcan formula and can be used to differentiate between fictional and real entities. The Heraclitean operator is introduced by introducing a many-place existence operator and fuzzyfying it to get a quantitative concept of existence.There are existent, non-existent, and fictitious entities, as well as a frame of reference being a particular language and a particular logic. An entity exists, does not exist, or is fictional only to a certain extent in the unit interval with respect to a particular language and a particular logic. In this way realism, anti-realism, and fictionalism become obsolete. While Thomas Szasz and his followers may view schizophrenia as a myth with respect to their language and logic, Eugen Bleuler and his followers may view it differently. To reach an agreement about which language and conceptual system and which logic should be used in a particular scientific discourse is the only remedy for irreconcilable ontological controversies. Medical language and its sublanguages are not suitable for serious discourse. Users are allowed too much latitude in interpretation.You will see another world if you change your language or logic. He has a fuzzy mereology and mereotopology, which means that vague part-whole relationships can become logically tractable. He has developed a technique to bring to light the ontological commitments of any piece of medical knowledge so as to ascertain its satisfiability. He hopes to have paved the way for a precise medical model theory in analogy to the mathematical one, which might enable sophisticated knowledge in medicine and elsewhere. Relationships between models of different items of medical knowledge, including theories, could be analyzed in a medical model theory. He is skeptical about what has recently come to be known as biomedical engineering in computer and information sciences. Willard Van Orman Quine attributes the phrase "ontology recapitulates philology" to the endeavor because it is concerned with vocabularies and terminologies.There is sufficient evidence to support the assertion that medical truths are system-relative, and are produced within the respective health care systems themselves. They don't mirror or report scientifically discovered facts in the world out there which could be independent of the conceptual system from where they are viewed and judged. This problem concerns both truth in medical sciences and truth in clinical practice. He explicates the concepts of diagnosis, differential diagnosis, and misdiagnosis to demonstrate that the truth and falsehood of all these outcomes of clinical decision-making are relative to the respective medical language and knowledge used, to methods of inquiry applied, to conceptual systems, vocabularies and terminologies. Medical truth is made in medicine. The nature of medicine. Sadegh-Zadeh places a lot of emphasis on the analysis of medicine as a scientific field.Abandoning widespread, shallow mono-categorizations such as "medicine is a science" versus "medicine is an art", he demonstrates that in declarations of the type "medicine is such and such", the global term "medicine" should be differentiated to acknowledge that medicine. biomedicine is natural science, clinical research is practical science, clinical practice is practiced morality, and so on. Medicine is a poietic science that invents, designs, and produces medical devices in the broadest sense of the term "making", from drugs to brain chips to artificial organs. Medicine is on its way to become an engineering science. One of Sadegh-Zadeh's main interests is the application of fuzzy set theory and fuzzy logic. His achievements in this area include the reconstruction of biopolymers as ordered fuzzy sets. The theory of fuzzy biopolymers has made it possible for biopolymers to be used in logic and fuzzy set theories.Fuzzy logic and fuzzification of deontics are examples of other examples. In his methodology of fuzzy concept formation, Sadegh-Zadeh has introduced a fuzzy concept of self-reproduction, called quasi-self-reproduction, that has enabled him to interpret the self-reproduced machines in a completely new way and to suggest a theory of technoevolution. He says that we, as human beings, cannot afford to ignore the nature of technology. A larger machine emerges being more efficient and powerful than its parts due to the tendency of machines to join up. This peculiarity has led to the growth of a distributed, unique Global Machine, GM, which consists of the network of all machines on and around the earth. The globalization of the machine is explained in his theory. The technoevolution is similar to the bioevolution of animal and plant species.Due to the enormous dynamics of the hypercycle rapidly coevolve, GM is a subsystem of a hybrid hypercycle. The advancement of mentalization of GM is a process that human beings misconceive as artificial intelligence. According to Sadegh-Zadeh's theory, this is only an interpretation of the gradual emergence of the intelligent and self-conscious in the guise of a globally distributed machine. The Fundamentals of clinical methodology was written by K. Sadegh-Zadeh. There is a differential indication. Artificial Intelligence in Medicine was published in 1994. The Fundamentals of clinical methodology was written by K. Sadegh-Zadeh.Etiology is the study of organisms. Artificial Intelligence in Medicine was published in 1998. The Fundamentals of clinical methodology was written by K. Sadegh-Zadeh. There is nosology. Artificial Intelligence in Medicine was published in 1999. The Fundamentals of clinical methodology was written by K. Sadegh-Zadeh. It's a diagnosis.Artificial Intelligence in Medicine, 2000 K. Sadegh-Zadeh has a Fuzzy genomes. Artificial Intelligence in Medicine, 2000 Fuzzy health, illness, and disease is what K. Sadegh-Zadeh is known for. The Journal of Medicine and Philosophy was published in 2000. The Fuzzy Revolution was written by K. Sadegh-Zadeh. Artificial Intelligence in Medicine.The fuzzy polynucleotide space is revisited by K. Sadegh-Zadeh. Artificial Intelligence in Medicine. The prototype resemblance theory of disease was written by K. Sadegh-Zadeh. The Journal of Medicine and Philosophy was published in 2008. K. Sadegh-Zadeh ist die Medizin. There is an internationale Zeitschrift. 2015; 2 minutes and 23 seconds.K. Sadegh-Zadeh is also known as K.S. Man is a Hose is a German word. Burgverlag was published in Germany in 1988. In German: Als der Mensch das Denken verlernte, When Man Forgot How to Think: The Emergence of Machina Sapiens is written by K. Sadegh-Zadeh. The sapiens are the ones who are the ones who are the ones who are the ones who are the ones who are the ones who are the ones who are the ones who are the ones who are the ones who are the ones who are the ones who are the ones who are the ones who Germany: Burgverlag, 2000. The second edition of the Handbook of Analytic Philosophy of Medicine was written by K. Sadegh-Zadeh.Springer, 2015. The first ed. was published in 2012 His Handbook of Analytic Philosophy of Medicine is a list of his publications.


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texts: Hans-<mask> is a German cultural manager. From 1997 to 2007, he was the artistic director of operations and director of opera, and from 2007 to 2010 he was the general director. He was the artistic director of Liva and the board director of the European Capital of Culture in Linz at the same time. He is the first Chairman and artistic director of the Semper Opernball. He is the artistic director of the Dresden Opera Ball, as well as being culturally engaged, such as in vocal and instrumental competition as well as in cultural studies organizations. He is the nephew of a person. He attended school in Lower Saxony.He joined the Hanover Boys' Choir at the age of eight and served there for ten years. He took six years of teaching in the church organ, which he finished with the completion of the C-organist examination. He graduated from high school in 1984. He did his military service from where he worked as a driver, secretary and organist. He was trained as an opera singer at the University of Music and Theatre in Hamburg. At the urging of his father, he took courses of study as a musical theater director. The operetta Die Fledermaus was a study project that he started at the end of 1989.The new university course was for management culture. He worked as an opera singer during his studies. He was the assistant director and brought five of its own productions to the studio theaters in Rostock and Detmold. He graduated from Gtz Friedrich with a degree in musical theater in 1990 and went on to become a cultural manager at Peter Ruzicka. The Thuringian State Theatre in Eisenach was where <mask> worked as artistic director since 1993 and then held the same position at the Theater Bremen. In 1997 he was the artistic director of the Saxon State Opera Dresden. He ran an internationalization policy and the singer gave performances by well-known directors.He also collaborated with conductors such as Giuseppe Sinopoli, Semyon Bychkov, Sir Colin Davis, Fabio Luisi, Sebastian Weigle, and Daniele Gatti. As a result of the strong flood of the Elbe the Semperoper had to be closed, he and Harry Kupfer staged Carmen in the premises of the Transparent Factory on the edge of the Great Park. The piece was presented there for a month before the headquarters of the State Opera 9 November 2002 with the ballet Illusions, like Swan Lake, the new season 2002/2003 could be included. He was named opera director in the summer of 2003 The occasion of the 800th anniversary of the city in early 2006 was interruption under his leadership. 2000 people took part in the first event, while 4,000 people watched the transmitted event at the Opera House forecourt. In order to take over the general directorship of the theater, he resigned from his post at the Semperoper.He is the artistic director of the Opera Ball and the first chairman of the Opera Ball V. Klaus Pierwo followed the director in Theater Bremen. In his term of office continuing process should be the reorganization of the theater as a brand culture across the stage. A greater involvement with the business and other cultural institutions should be allowed as a result of the modernization of the logo. The Culture Church St. Stephani collaborated with the Frey Theater on certain pieces. The Goethe Theatre Galerie Bremen was established in the far side of the theater and featured works by GABO, Anna Thalbach, Christian Ludwig Attersee, and Ai Weiwei. The theater received several awards for its innovations.He came up with the idea of a 2,500 seat floating stage that could be used for an opera in the summer. The musical Marie Antoinette was written by Michael Kunze and was performed by Sylvester Levay. This was listed in the musical theater from January and May of 2009. The cost of production was 5.8 million euros. There was a loss of 2.5 million euros due to the fact that only 90,000 people visited the site. In August of 2009, due to political disputes, he asked for the early dismissal of his contract at the theatre. The Mariinsky Theatre staged an opera on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of 2010 in Russia.The international singing competition was held at the Moscow Bolshoi Theatre. The song competition was held outside of Germany. The competition was held in 2012 at the Bolshoi Theatre. The opera Zar und Zimmermann is the first fully staged opera in Russia and is sung in German and Russian. The 50th anniversary of the twinning between Dresden and St. Petersburg was celebrated in a big way in 2011. In October of 2012 he staged the opera The Flying Dutchman in the cities of Ulan-Ude and Irkutsk. An opera in the original language of a foreign director was brought to the stage.The Flying Dutchman was performed on stage at the International Opera Forum in December of last year. The University of Music and Theatre in Hamburg is one of the places where <mask> leads different teaching assignments. He was the founder and director of the international singing competition Competizione dell 'Opera of the Italian opera to life, which was intended to promote young talent. The competition has been performed 12 times. The International Forum for Culture and Economics was founded in 2003 by him and other cultural officials. The 2003 Piano Competition was held under the auspices of the Forum. The final concert of the piano competition took place in 2009.He was the director of the 2004 Tiberius Forum International Composition Competition. He was on the advisory board of the boys choir. He is a member of the boards of trustees of several organizations. He has been a member of the jury at numerous art competition since 2005. At the end of 2012 he was the Managing Director of LaValse. He became a visiting professor at the college in 2011. He was the artistic director and executive director of Liva.He was on the board of Ars Electronica. The Federal Court of Justice found that Naomi Campbell did not have to be paid 55,930 euros for her appearance at the SemperOpernball. He canceled the engagement the day before. People from the Gehrden University of the Arts faculty.

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texts: V<mask> was a sculptor and painter from India. The son of Chellamma and <mask> was born in the small temple town of Perumbavoor. He graduated from the Cochin School of Art in 1962. He started teaching at the same school. He moved to Chennai in 1970 as an artist. He did his first Mosaic Art of the Risen Lord for a chapel of Salesian Provincialate. He became famous as an artist and architect of Christian places of worship after designing the interiors of churches throughout India from 1972 onwards.He moved to Bangalore ten years later and established his studio near the National Biblical, Catechetical and Liturgical Centre. The introduction to Christian art was done in Madras for 15 years. His talents ranged from canvas to mosaic, from metal to wood and from sculpture to architecture. He did Christian works in different parts of the country, from the north to the Himalayas to the south. The interior of St. Mary's Church at Negombo was renovated by him. He was the chief designer of the interior of the cathedral. During his time in Madras, he did more than 300 works related to churches and religious institutions.In 1983, the artist moved from Madras to Kothanur, a peaceful village in the suburbs of Bangalore, where he built his studio. The studio for young artists was set up along with the training centre, which was attended by many disciples. <mask> was very passionate in painting. Even though he is known for his mosaic art, his sculptures reveal his artistic talent more than any other medium. "The queen of the apostles" is a presentation at the Shrine of St.Vincent Pallotti, Bangalore. There is a relief sculpture of "The song of creation" by Francis of Assisi. The relief sculpture in the Sanctuary of the St.Vincent Pallotti's Shrine depicts salvation history from creation to the resurrection as a background to the 45' high resurrection figure and the Christian Community gathered in worship.The forms and shapes of altars and tabernacles in different churches are created by the sculptor in Balan. The medium of metal is also used by <mask>. The metallic figures and images he created in his studio are a testament to his talent. Traditional stained glass was a favorite medium. The architectural talent in Balan was an extension of the artist in him. His drawings for churches are clear and detailed. He designed and built many churches.The silent man was kept away from the media. He did not put a signature on his work. He loved being known as a person. He always thought his work could have been better. Saint Mary's Co-Cathedral is in George Town, Madras City Saint Mary's School is in Perambur, Madras City Don Bosco Shrine is in Madras City. The Madras Parish Church has a chapel. Mylapore Bon Succour Convent Chapel is located in Pallavaram Fatima Church.The Golden Jubilee Facade of Madras Sacred Heart Seminary and Madras St. Joseph's Church are located in Mylapore. Tiruvannamalai Don Bosco Church is in Gandhi Nagar, Vellore Hotel Ranga is in Vellore, Tamil Nadu Snehadeepam is in Vellore. St. Peter's Cathedral has an Infant Jesus Church. St. Teresa's Convent Chapel is located in the Salesian Provincialate and the Don Bosco School Chapel is located in the Parish Church. A.P. The Bishop House is located in A.P. The Salesian College is in Karunapuram, the Warangal Don Bosco Youth Centre Chapel is in Maharashtra, the Dominic Savio's Chapel is in Maharashtra, and the Bombay Saint Joseph's Chapel is in Maharashtra.The Don Bosco Salesian Provincial House is in Bangalore. Bangalore Viswadeep, Catechetical Centre, Bangalore Salesian Sisters Novitiate, Bangalore Christu Jyothi, Bangalore Batram Fathers, Bangalore Teresian Carmelites Ctc, Bangalore Capuchin Provincialate, Rajajl Nagar. The Bangalore St. Mary's School is in the JMG Oldage Home. The Shrine of Mary Help of Christians is located in Trichur, Don Bosco School is located in Irinjalakuda, and the Christ College Church is located in Irinjalakuda. Puthuppally, Kotayam Old Priest Home, St. Stephen's Church, Thoppe. Calcutta Don Bosco Catechetical Centre, Calcutta Good Shepherd Seminary Chapel, and Nagaland Don Bosco School Chapel are all located in Delhi.

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texts: On May 17, 1995, <mask> stole an M60A3 tank from a California Army National Guard armory and went on a rampage. He destroyed cars, fire hydrants and an RV before being shot and killed by a San Diego police officer. <mask> was the second of three sons. After graduating from Madison High School in San Diego, California, he enlisted in the United States Army and served for two years until his honorable discharge in 1980. He returned to San Diego and worked as a plumbing contractor. <mask>'s parents died in 1992. His wife of six years filed for divorce in 1990.He was hospitalized at Sharp Memorial Hospital for injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident. <mask> sued the hospital for assault, battery and false imprisonment. A superior court judge dismissed the case and the hospital counter-sued for medical and legal expenses. <mask> said he was forced to be treated. 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The mine shaft was referred to as <mask>'s new hobby by one of his friends. He filed two damage claims against the city in April for $2 million. <mask>'s neck and back problems, as well as the theft of plumbing equipment from his truck in June 1994, halted his business. His house went into foreclosure because his utilities were cut off. <mask>'s live-in girlfriend moved out of their home in 1995. <mask> told a friend in the week before the tank rampage that he was thinking of taking his own life.The Oklahoma City bombing happened about a month before he told a friend that "Oklahoma was good stuff". <mask> wasn't sure if he meant that he enjoyed the drama or if he condoned the attack. <mask> had no connection with the bombing or a terrorist group, according to police. <mask> drove his van to the California Army National Guard Armory on Mesa College Boulevard in the Kearny Mesa neighborhood of San Diego. The gate to the vehicle yard was left open because employees at the armory were working late. The tanks at the armory started with a push button. <mask> broke into two tanks.He was noticed by a guardsman as he lowered himself into the third tank. <mask> started the vehicle and the guardsman rushed to the phone to call the police. <mask> couldn't use the vehicle's weapons since they were kept in another building. <mask> led police on a chase. The San Diego police, the San Diego County Sheriff's Department, the California Highway Patrol, and possibly military police were involved in the chase due to the tank being stolen from the armory. The chase was slower than police chases involving automobiles because of the top speed of the tank. The tank crushed about 40 parked vehicles, including an RV, by plowing through road signs, traffic lights, utility poles and fire hydrants.San Diego Gas & Electric customers in the Linda Vista neighborhood lost power after utility poles were damaged. From the armory, <mask> traveled along neighborhood streets, eventually turning north on Convoy Street, west onto Balboa Avenue, and then entering Interstate 805 heading south. He tried to knock down a pedestrian bridge by running into the columns but failed after a few hits and decided to continue down the freeway. The freeway was closed and thousands of motorists were stuck after <mask> drove the tank onto the freeway. At least one news article speculated that he may have been headed to Sharp Memorial Hospital, which he had unsuccessfully sued in 1990 and partially blamed for his mother's death. The tank became caught on the concrete median barrier after <mask> tried to cross into the other side of State Route 163. Four policemen climbed onto the tank.San Diego Police officer Paul Paxton used bolt cutter to open a hatch while he was a sergeant in the Marine Corps Reserve. <mask> was ordered to surrender but he didn't say anything and began rocking the tank back and forth in an attempt to get it out of the median. <mask> was shot by Officer Richard Piner. <mask> had a bullet in his neck. <mask> died at the hospital. He was the only person killed during the rampage. Property damage along <mask>'s route was covered by the state of California.Police Captain Tom Hall justified the use of lethal force against <mask> because if he had succeeded in freeing the tank, he could have taken out 35 vehicles that were passing at that time. If tear gas were used, <mask> would be stopped but not the tank, and officers would not be able to enter the tank if it was still mobile with tear gas present. According to live news coverage at the time, officials were seriously considering asking for help from the Marine Corps at Camp Pendleton in the form of a Bell AH-1 Cobra attack helicopter, since the police force lacked the ability to disabling a tank. Scott stated that police were justified in the shooting. After the attack in Oklahoma City the previous month, the security officials at the armory where <mask> stole the tank were criticized for what appeared to be a huge lapse in security. The unguarded gate to the vehicle lot and the fence surrounding it had damaged barbed wire. <mask> could have climbed the fence if the gate had been locked.Armory officials said that the vehicles were kept far away from the fence to make them difficult to reach, that only someone with the proper knowledge could operate and start a tank, and that there was no way to anticipate such an event taking place. Security at the Kearny Mesa armory was improved after <mask> stole the tank. The E! is a popular culture. <mask>'s rampage is the 7th most shocking act of violence. Cul de Sac: A Suburban War Story is a documentary film. The tank rampage can be seen in TV shows such as the world's most amazing videos and destroyed in seconds. In the season 11 episode "Brother's Little Helper", The Simpsons parodied the rampage.The video for Megadeth's song "The Right to Go insane" features the rampage. The song "Tankman Blues" was written by Mojo Nixon and was released on The Real Sock Ray Blue in 1999. There is an album. In 2004, Marvin Heemeyer, a business owner, went on a rampage with an armored bulldozer, and in 2008, Jerusalem bulldozer attack. The movie references killings by law enforcement, people shot dead by law enforcement, and 20th century American criminals.

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texts: He was a senior officer in the United States Army. He graduated from the United States Military Academy in 1915. He was a member of the United States Army Air Corps. He was instrumental in designing the model for what would become the commercial aviation system after serving in a variety of command positions in the United States Army. A major general was his highest grade. Many of the aircrews who served in World War II were trained by schools under his command. 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The United States Military Academy at West Point, New York was where he began his studies. As a member of the class the stars fell on, he graduated on 12 June 1915 with a rank of 129 and his number 5441. On June 12, 1915, Career Pre-war <mask> was commissioned as a second lieutenant of the Cavalry. He was assigned to the 12th Cavalry in September 1915 and performed border patrol activities, including actions against Mexican bandits, until February 1916, when he was transferred to the 6th Cavalry. The Punitive expedition took place into Mexico.He was promoted to the first lieutenant of the cavalry on July 1st, 1916, and moved to the Big Bend District, Texas later that month. The Signal Corps Aviation School is in San Diego, California. He was assigned to the 1st Aero Squadron as a pilot after graduating in May 1917. He was the commandant of the School of Military Aeronautics from 16 May to 12 September 1917. He was promoted to captain on July 25, 1917. He was assigned to the Office of the Chief Signal Officer in Washington, D.C. from 12 September to 8 December 1917. A liaison officer to French and British aviation units was assigned to the American Expeditionary Force in France.He was at the front. He was assigned to the Office of the Director of Military Aeronautics in Washington, D.C. as a member of the Air Service Control Board after he returned to the United States. He was promoted to major of the cavalry on June 30, 1918. He was in charge of Roosevelt Field, Group B, 1st Provisional Wing until January 4, 1919. From January 1919 to June 1919, he was the commanding officer of Payne Field, West Point, Mississippi, and from June 1919 to September 1920, he was the commanding officer of the 1st Bombardment Group at Kelly Field, Texas. He was promoted to major of the Air Service on July 18, 1920, after being promoted to captain of the Cavalry on February 27, 1920. From September 1920 to August 1921, he was a member of the advisory board.From August 1921 to June 1922, he was a student officer at Yale University and graduated with a Master of Science degree. He was a student officer at General Electric Company from June 1922 to January 1923. He was returned to the rank of captain of the Air Service on November 4, 1922. The Air Corps Model Airway, which operated between four United States cities, was the core of what became the commercial aviation system. He was a commanding officer at Chanute Field from November 1923 to September 1924. He worked in the Office of the Chief of the Air Corps in Washington, D.C. from January 1925 to May 1928. He was promoted to major of the Air Service on June 21, 1925.From June 1928 to June 1930, he was a commanding officer at Clark Field. He was assigned to the Air Corps Tactical School at Langley Field, Virginia, as a student officer in 1931 after returning from overseas. While a student at the Army Command and General Staff School, he wrote a paper about the failure of the command of the Russian Second Army before and during the battle of Tannenberg. After graduating from the Command and General Staff School, he went back to Washington, D.C., where he was in charge of National Guard aviation units until late in 1936, when he was promoted to lieutenant colonel in the Air Corps. He graduated from the Army War College in 1937. He moved to an assignment with the Assistant Chief of Staff, G1 at General Headquarters Air Force, Langley Field, Virginia, where he performed a variety of staff duties until 18 January 1942. On June 26, 1941, he was promoted to colonel in the Army of the United States and on July 10, 1941, he was promoted to brigadier general.The Army Air Force Western Flying Training Command operated six army flying schools and nine civilian contract flying schools during World War II. On February 1, 1942, <mask> assumed command. At the end of the first full year of the war, his command included twenty-two army schools and twenty-one civilian contract schools in a multi-state operation from his headquarters in Santa Ana, California. On February 16, 1942, he was promoted to major general in the Army of the United States. He was promoted to colonel in the Air Corps on April 21, 1944. During 1944, he visited the field for an inspection. African-American officers were dining in the same mess as white Americans.The mess facilities were ordered to be separate. African American officers stopped using the mess. The unit was commanded by <mask> until August 1945. On March 31, 1946, he retired from the army with a disability. Diana Wilson Fitzmaurice was married to <mask> in 1945. He was a member of the board of directors of the company until it was sold in 1950. In 1950, he was appointed to the Los Angeles Board of Airport Commissioners.Large gains in passenger traffic and freight shipments at Los Angeles International Airport would lead to "utter chaos" by 1960 unless improvements were made, he predicted in 1955. The design of the new airport was approved by the board in October of 1956, after a $150 million bond issue. The Southern California United Service Organizations had a chairman in January 1950. On March 15, 1964, he was stricken on his ranch. He died at the hospital later that day. He was buried with full military honors, including a flyover, at Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Los Angeles, after his funeral services at All Saints Episcopal Church, Beverly Hills, California. He was remembered by the West Point Association of Graduates as an air pioneer who helped bring American air power from it's beginnings to its power in World War II.

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texts: She was the first black woman to be a governor of the British Broadcasting Corporation. She was born in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago, where she was active politically as a member of the People's National Movement. She went to the University of London in 1959 to study English as a second language. Between 1964 and 1967, <mask> was a founding member, general secretary and later vice-chair of Campaign Against Racial Discrimination, which was responsible for the Race Relations Act of 1968. Card was an effective organisation, but it wasn't as grassroots as I would have liked it to be. It was led by people like me. The people at the bottom were too busy trying to survive.In 1965, <mask> was one of the founding members of the North London West Indian Association, which was set up as a major component of the West Indian Standing Conference to speak out on behalf of West Indians. She was a member of the Community Relations Commission from 1968 to 1972 and vice-chair of the International Human Rights Year Committee in 1968. <mask> was the vice-president of the National Union of Townswomen's Guilds. She pioneered the introduction of multi-cultural education at Furzedown Teachers College and the Institute of Education, stressing the needs of the various ethnic groups in the UK. She was a member of the committee. She and Yvonne Collymore founded Arawidi Publications in 1984. Arawidi published children's books in a variety of language forms including West Indian dialects.<mask> was the first black woman to be appointed to the board of the corporation, which in 2001 was described by its director-general as still "hideously white". <mask> was the founder and deputy chair of the Broadcasting Standards Council. She was chair of the 2005 Mayor's Commission on African and Asian Heritage, set up by then Mayor of London Ken Livingstone, that produced the report "Delivering Shared Heritage", about which she said: "Our findings and resulting recommendations, far from being of interest only to African and Asian She was involved in the creation of the North Atlantic Slavery Gallery. She was a Trustee of the National Museums and Galleries and a Governor of the British Film Institute. The African People's Historical Monument Foundation, also known as the BCA to educate future generations, was founded by Dame <mask>. They lived in Long Yard, Lamb's Conduit Street, when they were married in 1970 to barrister Henderson (Hendy) Downer of Lincoln's Inn and the Jamaican Bar.She died at University College Hospital on April 9, 2020. She was honoured in 1972 for her work in the field of education and community relations. She was appointed DBE, the first black woman to be honoured as a "Dame", because of her contribution to the work of the European Union as a UK member of the Economic and Social Committee. She was voted one of the " 100 Great Black Britons" in a campaign launched in 2003 by Every Generation Media. In 1993 and 2007, she received degrees from the University of York. The Vice-president of the United Nations Association in the UK is a member of the Governor of the Commonwealth Institute. "Tributes pour in for champion of equality", Trinidad and Tobago Newsday, 13 April 2020.Dame <mask> was presented with an appreciation presentation. "Dame <mask>: More needs to be done on her lifetime work on racial and multi-cultural awareness." Dames Commander of the Order of the British Empire were missing from Trinidad and Tobago.

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texts: K<mask> is an Indian film director, editor, and art director who has worked in Malayalam cinema. More than 200 films have been edited by him since his debut. He was born in 1933. His parents are <mask> and <mask>ma. His childhood was in Madras because his father was in Indian Railways. At the 8th standard, he stopped his studies. His wife is Sarojini.Sankar assisted <mask> in his film career. Sadarame was his first independent film. His first film was in Malaylam. He received the Best Editor award four times.

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texts: The "Queen of Swing", as she was known, was an American Lindy hop dancer, choreographer, actress, author, and comedian. <mask> was born in 1919 in Harlem, New York City to parents from Bridgetown, Barbados. A month before her birth, her father died of pneumonia. She had an older sister. Even though her mother couldn't pay the rent, she continued to enroll in dance classes at a young age. She was performing at amateur nights when she was five years old. <mask> knew early on that she wanted to be a dancer.You had laundry. You had a hairdresser. Or a teacher. I did not qualify for any of those. I could dance and do it naturally. When the Great Depression began in 1929, <mask> and her family moved to a cramped tenement apartment on 140th street that overlooked the Savoy Ballroom. Due to the lack of air conditioning, the windows were open and she could hear the house band.She watched the dancers perform from her fire escape. She practiced dancing in her living room. <mask> was too young to enter the Savoy Ballroom when she was dancing outside on Easter Sunday in 1932. George Ganaway, the greatest dancer at the Savoy, was impressed with her dancing. <mask> was given a Coca-Cola and asked to dance in the ballroom for the first time, before she was escorted back outside. <mask> said that he was thrown up and his feet never touched the ground. He put me on top of his shoulders and walked me around the ballroom.Put me outside. I was excited, excited, and I was going to tell my mother and sister, but I said no. The Manhattan School of the Arts is on the Upper West Side. Young people were allowed to dance on Sunday afternoons at the Renaissance Ballroom & Casino. <mask> and her high school dance partner, Sonny Ashby, won the Savoy Lindy Hop Contest in 1934. Herbert "Whitey" White, the dance master at the Savoy, hired <mask> as the youngest member of his dance troupe, Whitey's Lindy Hoppers. The Harvest Moon Ball was held at the Madison Square Garden.<mask> said that she lost the contest because her blouse opened. She went on a tour of Europe. In 1936, Whitey's Lindy Hoppers began a tour of the U.S. She made her film debut in A Day at the Races, a movie by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, after meeting the Marx Brothers and Allan Jones. She danced and sang in a song called "All God's Chillun Got Rhythm" which featured singer Ivie Anderson and Duke Ellington's orchestra. The dance sequence was nominated for an Academy Award. <mask> was hospitalized for exhaustion until her 18th birthday.<mask> was a member of Whitey's Lindy Hoppers. Ed Sullivan hosted the Harvest Moon Ball for the second year in a row. Sullivan invited <mask> and her partner to perform on The Ed Sullivan Show after they placed in the top 3. <mask> had a memorable role as a dancing cook in the 1941 movie Hellzapoppin', where Whitey's Lindy Hoppers performed. The group went to perform in Brazil after returning from filming. They had to stay for 10 months because they couldn't find a ride home because of the attack on Pearl Harbor. In 1942, <mask> joined Whitey's Lindy Hoppers on a three-week tour that included performances at the Apollo Theater, the Howard Theatre in Washington, D.C., and the Royal Theatre in Baltimore.<mask> left the group due toaccounting differences with Whitey, who was known to pay the performers poorly. The men were called into service during World War II. She took dance classes in the styles of Martha Graham, Hanya Holm, and Mary Anthony in 1943. She started working as a producer for Smalls Paradise, a nightclub in Harlem. She lived in Los Angeles before moving to New York. <mask> toured with Billy Ricker and her Jazzmen, as well as her son and long-time partner, as well as the son and long-time partner of Frank Manning. Her group toured with Count Basie.She lived in Miami in the mid-sixties and performed comedy shows with Cab Calloway and George Kirby. <mask> was forced to eat in black eateries and ride in the back of buses because he was black in Miami. <mask> lived in Las Vegas for much of the 1960s and 1970s. <mask> turned to comedy at the advice of Redd Foxx, who told her she wouldn't be able to dance anymore. Your knees are not standing still. You need to talk. <mask> traveled around Vietnam performing her comedy routine for American troops during the Vietnam War.She moved back to Las Vegas after producing a show at the Village Gate in New York. She moved back and forth between New York and Las Vegas. <mask> was a major player in the swing revival. She taught master classes at the University of Hawaii and was a teacher of swing dance. <mask> lived in Florida and Italy for a number of years. <mask> performed for the first time in Italy at the "L.O.T. Five years of concerts, festivals, conventions, recordings and books follow after a collaboration with the Italian Swing Dance Society.<mask> wrote new lyrics and songs that were recorded with the Billy Bros. There is a swing orchestra. The Orchestra issued a CD in December of 2016 called A Swingin' Love Fest. She was on a European tour with the Orchestra from September to October of last year. She was on an Italian tour with the Billy Bros. Swing Orchestra is performing in various places. <mask> was almost 99 years old when she performed at the Teatro S. Cecilia in Palermo.The new edition of Swing, Baby Swing! sold out in May. The text was written in English and Italian. The last chapter of <mask>'s last four years of living in Italy was included in the second printing of the book. In September of last year, <mask>'s song "Gimme da Beat" was re-released on a CD by French DJs Bart & Baker. <mask> taught workshops at the camp until she was 98. The Billy Bros. are going to make a CD with six more songs of <mask>. There is a swing orchestra.<mask> never married. She was in a relationship with Roy Glenn from 1941 to 1947. They decided to separate in 1947 after putting off marriage plans many times. Glenn died in 1971. <mask> died of heart failure at the age of 99. New music was produced by her. <mask> wrote Me & John Biffar: A Love Story, a book about her friendship with John Biffar.Swing, baby swing! Swing dance evolved into the 21st century. <mask>'s memoir, Swingin' at the Savoy: The Memoir of a Jazz Dancer, describes her early life and meetings with some of the biggest names in jazz. Alan Govenar wrote a children's book called Stompin' at the Savoy: The Story of <mask>. The Redd Foxx Encyclopedia of Black Humor was written by <mask> and Redd Foxx. Discography is healthy, sexless and single. A Swingin' Love Fest with Billy Bros.The Swing Orchestra was formed in 2016 Bart & Baker collaborated on the song "Electro Swing New Generation". "Gimme da Beat"; 2017; <mask>'s most well-known film appearance is in the lindy hop scene in Hellzapoppin, featuring Whitey's Lindy Hoppers. In 2003 <mask> was honored with a National Heritage Fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts for creating and continuing to preserve. People from Harlem 20th-century American actresses African-American female dancers American women singer-songwriters American people of Barbadian descent are buried in New York.

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texts: <mask> was a British Conservative politician. <mask> was the second surviving son of Sir <mask>, 1st Baronet and his second wife. He was never married. <mask> joined the British Indian Army as a cadet in 1800 and went on to become an ensign in the 17th Infantry and a lieutenant in the 21st Bengal Native Infantry. He took temporary responsibility for the residency's business until his brother, Sir <mask>, arrived from his post at Poona. Napoleon, who had been exiled to the island, walked in front of <mask>'s house when he was a captain in the United Kingdom. <mask> was told he had to address Napoleon as 'General'.After retiring from the army in 1822, <mask> became a proprietor of East India Company stock. <mask> was implicated in a corruption scandal where Lord Hastings, a Governor-General of India, was alleged to have acted on behalf of Palmer and Company. Hastings' 1816 decision to exempt the house from a ban on lending money to native princes was the reason why the <mask>s were found to have profited from their dealings with Mir Akbar Ali Khan. Sir <mask>fe discovered a loan that was both fake and fraudulent. The East India Company ordered the papers to be printed in 1824. In a letter to the court of directors, <mask> argued that the allegations had arisen from acrimonious party spirit and that no opportunity had been given to defend himself. The matter was debated in court in February of 1825, where Henry defended the pair, and they were both acquitted in a move designed to avoid a charge of peculation against Hastings.If there was a contest, <mask>'s father would block him from contesting the general election at Colchester. <mask> offered to stand for the seat in Henry's place if it resulted in a contest, but he was not very solicitous about it, and did not mention the idea to them. Brother Henry said there was too high a risk of being involved in a difficult contest, especially against the Radical sitting Member of Parliament Daniel Whittle Harvey, who had previously attacked their father in 1820. Henry recommended <mask> to seek election at any other close seat at a fair price, not seeing the Indian scandal as a barrier to a political career. It was in Harvey's interest as much as ours to keep things quiet that <mask> decided not to stand. The campaign was a success, but Spence was removed nine months later via an election petition. <mask> warned Henry to be careful and avoid being drawn into the town set when he tried to stand for the borough.Henry accused John Monck and Fyshe Palmer of trying to obstruct a liberalising government at a celebration dinner in July of that year. The following year, <mask> accompanied his brother on a tour of Flanders, Germany, Switzerland and France. He investigated the possibility of standing for the constituency, but decided against it. The occupier command of both seats was said to guarantee the purchase of a £63,000 property by his cousin. <mask> reported that nothing came of the "gross fudge" that was offered for a peerage. <mask> was offered the seat of Leominster by the same source in the 19th century. <mask> did not pursue the matter because he was not convinced that there would be no contest.In the following year, <mask> was told that the Chief Whip of the Conservative government was trying to understand if Henry wanted to be in parliament and if he would support the Wellington–Peel Ministry. The result of these conversations, however, was that <mask> was elected Tory MP for Reading at that year's general election, when Monck retired and, in an about-face, recommended the Whig Stephen Lushington to replace him. At the hustings for the election, <mask> addressed accusations that he was an advocate of West Indian slavery and the "promoter of monopoly" by the East India Company, stating he "utterly abhorred" slavery but that abolishing it required a "measure for the protection of He didn't have a tie to bind him to the interests of the company. <mask> claimed that he would go to Parliament a free and independent member after securing the seat. He sought to convince moderate Whigs that we are no more enamoured with them than they are with the Conservatives. In October 1830, <mask> met with the Patronage Secretary, Joseph Planta, who reported to <mask> that he was "courteous and complimentary".A petition calling for the repeal of the house and window taxes was presented to <mask> at a constituency meeting the next day. <mask> told his brother that the petition was hard under a declining revenue to force on a minister to repeal taxation. He agreed to present the petition and any others, but refused to pledge himself to it "until I see what measures are proposed by the government". <mask> avoided an anti-slavery petition organised by local quakers, pleading he had a prior engagement in London, and adding: <mask> avoided another meeting, on the same day, on the subject of reform, at which Palmer was present. <mask> did not take his seat in the House of Commons until October 1830, and immediately shared his belief that the government had acted "foolishly" on the cancellation of the royal visit to the City of London. He struggled on the issue of distress, noting that it was severe among parts of the agricultural population. He concluded that he should not speak on the matter because the government had few speakers who supported its position.In November, he voted silently with the ministers on the civil list, but the vote failed and the government was brought down, leading to a Whig government formed by Lord Grey. The petition against his election was lodged in the same month as he had feared, but it was not persevered due to the belief that parliament would be dissolved and an election called. <mask> was anxious that accounts should be settled and that care should be taken when making illegal payments. While this concern was over, he faced backlash from his people who were unhappy with his vote on the civil. <mask> was prepared to defend himself, saying the vote had not been about the economy but whether the Duke of Wellington or Lord Grey should be premier. <mask> came under fire from his friends, who were "greviously offended", but no action was taken immediately. <mask> told his brother that he was prepared to go to Reading in person to appease his critics, if his brother approved, and that he wrote a reply to the Reading Mercury at the end of the month.He decided that there was a desire to give a fair trial to the new government, noting that the opinion of the necessity of economy and reform seems universal and prevails with both parties. He told his brother to be careful with any attack on the ministry. He continued to ponder a speech on the assessed taxes and whether to present a scheme for their modification, but ignored an idea by his chief agent, Alfred Compigne, that he should justify his vote in a public letter to constituents. He said that in December 1830, <mask> presented an anti-slavery petition from the women of Reading and asked if there was any chance of a Reading reform meeting. <mask> was busy trying to finish his election accounts and was alarmed by reports that parliament would be dissolved. Monck was advised by his brother to make a plea to the Home Secretary to grant clemency to the so-called 'Swing' rioters who were sentenced to death. <mask> and Palmer attended a local reform meeting despite <mask>'s belief that the meeting was no longer a party matter and that the Whig government should decide the details.He disagreed that the ballot would lead to the results which the supports of it expected, but he was prepared to support a "temperate" measure of the type advocated by the government. His brother didn't think that the argument that the ballot would destroy beneficial "social influences" and admit the "evil" influences advocated by Radicals William Cobbett and Richard Carlile could be made. <mask> was going to speak on the motion, but Henry wrote a speech on it. <mask> had to defend his vote on the reform ballot after he refused to support it if it was compatible with the principles and practice of the English constitution. He supported the previous government because he believed they were friends to the economy and peace, but would support the current government if they supported the same principles. Radicals agreed that he had performed well. <mask> told his brother that the proposed reform scheme was "gigantic in its dimensions, and it is impossible to contemplate such vast changes without anxiety and alarm."The degree in which it will increase the democratic element of our constitution has some redeeming virtues. He agreed with the increase in members for county constituencies and the exclusion of borough voters from counties, as well as the introduction of a phalanx of country gentleman connected with the most solid property in the company. He was in favor of removing non-resident voters and shortening the duration of the polls. His brother said he had to support the measure because it was popular among the most Conservative of his friends. <mask> believed that the country would never be satisfied until they are carried and would therefore support the bill on public and personal considerations. <mask>'s agent urged him to speak on the matter, but worried about making any debut on such a question, so <mask> should first make speeches on less ambitious views. Henry was asked to draft a speech, and believed it would benefit <mask>'s position amongst the electorate.He told <mask> to give a silent vote at the bill's second reading and then speak at the committee stage praising the bill's "principle of raising the respectability of the electors". He wanted the franchise to be based on the rates rather than the rent. Henry believed that this would get rid of the people who were prone to bribe or support the Radicals. He warned that he must not propose or advocate the change for fear of offending the parties who would be affected by it. <mask> was attracted to the idea but made a speech on the principle of the measure in case it was needed. Henry provided a speech for a town meeting on the matter in the hopes that it would please your hearers, those of our own, as well as of <mask>: Compigne was adamant that it would be electorally advantageous, causing <mask> to complain to this brother. At the meeting, <mask> declared his support for the bill, which he said was based on the principles of population and property, as well as the spirit of real and popular representation.He didn't give a speech at the bill's second reading, but he did give a few words in support of the bill when Palmer presented a petition to the house. He voted for the bill at the second reading, but his intervention was not noticed by the journalists. Even if the bill passed, <mask> felt parliament would have to be dissolved because he couldn't reconcile how Lord Grey was to carry on the business of the country with the present house. He promised to give "honest support" to the bill at the general election, and was returned with no opposition. At the hustings, he reiterated his support for the bill on the grounds that "legitimate power given to property" and "that influence conferred on those classes where influence ought to reside". He denied that any alterations would cause any covert spirit of hostility. After falling ill and being unable to attend the opening weeks of the new parliament, <mask> took a fortnight's sick leave and was able to attend for the first time on July 26, 1831.His first vote was in the committee stage of the reintroduced reform bill, when he divided for the partial disfranchisement of Sudbury, despite believing his opponents had much reason to their side. He missed his father's 80th birthday celebrations because he missed the debate on the qualification proposals. He spoke under pressure from Compigne on the qualification clause. He voted with the ministers for the prosecution of those found guilty of giving bribes at the Dublin City election. If the House of Lords rejected the bill, he asked his brother to put in order their election accounts so that they could avoid overspending. He missed the vote on the third division because he was at a dinner, but voted in favor of it two days later. He told his brother: "Henry endorsed the message and <mask> split for the motion, although he was unable to see what advantage ministers derived from it."<mask> missed a meeting in Reading called by Monck and local radicals to address William IV on the issue of reform as he received the invitation too late. He was worried that if a county meeting was called, his presence would be awkward, as he "could not avoid taking a decisive tone in supporting reform or I should be considered as a trimmer by the reformers." There was no meeting. He used this as an excuse to avoid attending a dinner in Reading to pay tribute to Monck because his bowels were slimy and he was sick from a "deranged stomach, a dry hacking cough". After attending the opening of parliament, he began to doubt the revisions put forward by the Grey ministry to the reform bill. He became aware of a plan to appoint 45 new peers, and divided for the bill's second reading, as well as to deprive 30 boroughs of one member. He voted with the government on the reforms to Appleby, Helston and Tower Hamlets.On 14 May, he once again stayed away from a Reading meeting on the subject, with his brother noting: On 22 February, he was appointed to the select committee on the East India Company's affairs, a day after his brother had given evidence to its political and foreign sub-committee <mask> told the chairman that his votes were the best proof of his sincerity in the cause of reform and that there was no reason to worry about his absence. He voted in favor of the second reading of the Irish reform bill on May 25th and against any increase in Scottish county representation on June 1st. At the 1832 general election, <mask> promised cautious reform of the church and the Corn Laws but evaded questions about slavery, triennial parliaments and municipal reform. He lost an election in 1836 after being re-elected in 1835. He lost the seat in 1847 and retired from politics in 1841. He became a member of the Institution of Civil Engineers after living in Adelaide Place near London Bridge.He retired as chairman of the Great Western Railway due to ill health. In 1856, he took his own life, becoming the second of four Reading MPs to do so. He shot himself in the mouth in the early hours of 15 May after the pistol had failed to fire. He had been suffering from chest pains which had depressed him, and had been found alive but insensible at 06:45 by his valet, who had a bullet in his brain. There was a verdict of suicide under the influence of insanity. His nephew, Sir <mask>, 3rd Baronet, created a trust fund for the payment of annuities of £200 each to Mary Ann Watkins and her daughter, who may also have been his, in accordance with his will. He left money for the care of Janes Monies née Ellis, who was confined in a lunaitc asylum.She was given £100 a year for the rest of her life because of the rents and profits on the leasehold in St Pancras, London. British politicians who committed suicide were from the Conservative Party.

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texts: <mask> was a Hungarian journalist. <mask>'s parents were prominent musicians and educators, and he was born in Hungary. His father studied cello with Arnold Fldesy and was the author of several works. His mother studied piano with Arnold Székely. As a student at the State Music Secondary School, he studied with pianist Istvn Antal, organist Jnos Hammerschlag and composer Ervin Major. He graduated with an organ diploma from the Academy of Music in 1955, after continuing his studies with Gergely and Szab. He attended the class of Zuzana Rikov.He traveled to Russia, India, the Philippines, Taiwan, Japan, the United States and nearly every country in Europe. He established the first class at the academy. He was invited to serve on juries in France, the Czech Republic, Poland, Italy and Switzerland. He was the President of the Jury for the International Liszt Organ Competition in Hungary in 1983, 1988 and 1993, and the 1st International Harpsichord Competition in 2000. He worked for Hungarian Radio as a senior music producer between 1969 and 1994 and as a regular contributor to a series of programs documenting culture, politics and history. He gave a monthly program to Hungarian Catholic Radio. More than 80 recordings have been published by various labels.Paul Hindemith: Organ Sonatas Nos. 1 and 3 are by J. S.Bach. Domenico Zipoli, Girolamo Frescobaldi, etc. Various Composers: Organ Meditation - Naxos 8.550791 Jo The Polish Renaissance Music for Harpsichord and Organ was written in the late 19th century. There are Hungarian Dances for Harpsichord. The Harpsichord Concertos were written by Carl Ditters von Dittersdorf.Jnos <mask> was involved in many recordings for Hungarian Radio.

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texts: <mask>-David is an Israeli-American ecologist, zoologist, and politician who is the Chair of the Department of Zoology and Physiology at the University of Wyoming. She was the Democratic nominee in the 2020 United States Senate election in Wyoming, but lost to Cynthia Lummis in the general election. Ben-David was born to a Jewish family in Israel and raised on a farm. She spent two years in the Israeli Air Force. Ben-David received a Bachelor of Science in Biology in 1984 and a Master of Science in 1988 from Tel Aviv University. She was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 She earned her PhD in 1996.Career Ben-David left Israel in the early 1990s due to worsening job prospects in Israel as a result of the 1990s post-Soviet aliyah. Ben-David stayed at the University of Alaska Fairbanks as an ecologist after earning her PhD. She was fascinated by the marine mammals and fish that they fed on. Ben-David was an associate professor at the University of Wyoming. In 2010 she became a full professor. She replaced Eric Hellgren as editor-in-chief of Wildlife Monographs. She was the head of the department at the University of Wyoming.Her work focuses on the behavior of animals in the environment. She has published more than 100 scientific papers that analyze the impact of climate change, invasive species, logging and pollution on animals. Her studies include applying stable isotope analysis to animal ecology to document changes in the diet of generalist predators, exploring the impact of flooding on salmon runs in the Alexander Archipelago, and examining the effects of the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill on otter populations. She helped to study both the immediate and long-term effects of the Exxon and BP spills. Her work was used as a basis for fining Exxon and BP after their oil spills of 1989 and 2010. Ben-David used the river otter as a model for predicting the effects of pollutants on the rarer and more difficult to study sea otter. She has worked with Alaskan otter for over 30 years.International attention has been given to her field studies of chemical bioaccumulation. She began studying the impact of climate change on polar bears in 2001. She has worked with Steven Amstrup to study the ecology of polar bears. She has observed that polar bears show high fidelity to the local area of ocean in which they live. As sea ice is thinner, polar bears have to walk farther on the ice to keep their position. The bears need more energy and less time to hunt. The polar bear populations may collapse by 2080.She began a project in 2004 to study the animals that live in the mountains. According to the findings of Ben-David and her students, chipmunks are more likely to survive shorter winters due to climate change. Ben-David studies the effects of oil drilling on the river otter. The New Fork River has low populations of otter compared to other areas. The excellence in wildlife education award from The Wildlife Society in 2016 is one of the many awards Ben-David has received. She was a Wildlife Fellow of the Wildlife Society. Ben-David was naturalized as a United States citizen in 2009.Ben-David announced her candidacy at the 2020 Wyoming Women's March. She placed first in a field of six candidates to become the Democratic nominee. Ben-David's platform centered on 'future-proofing' Wyoming's economy through diversification, including public investments in reclaiming old mines, capping oil and gas wells, and building wildlife crossings. Cynthia Lummis won the general election with 27% of the vote. Profiles of 20th-century American women scientists, 20th-century American zoologists, and 21st-century American women politicians can be found on the University of Wyoming website.


texts: <mask>Doc" <mask> was an American dentist and businessman who built and owned a racetrack in California and was a partner in the San Francisco Seals baseball club. <mask> was the only child of Isadore and <mask>. He moved to San Francisco when he was young. He played baseball for Charlie Graham at Santa Clara University. He was a teammate of <mask>. He decided to study dentistry because he was put through agony by the dentists as a child. He transferred to the University of California at Berkeley to get his degree because Santa Clara didn't offer a dentistry program.He thought that modern techniques with pain-killing drugs and laughing gas would be a great benefit to society. Before he saw his first patient, Charlie invested in state-of-the-art equipment that was destroyed in the 1906 earthquake. He saw a column in the newspaper that said his baseball coach from Santa Clara, Charlie Graham, was looking for him to play some ball. He made his living as a dentist after playing baseball for the San Francisco team in the California State League. He was known as the "advertising dentist" and had a chain of dentist parlors. His chain of dentist offices gave him the opportunity to speculate in the California real estate market, financing much of the rebuilding of the SF Business district after the earthquake. The building he built in San Francisco still houses medical professionals.In 1918, the financially strapped owner of the San Francisco Seals put the baseball team up for sale and George Alfred (Alfie) Putnam and <mask>. Graham were looking to acquire the club, but lacked the necessary funds. The "Doc" was brought in as an equal partner after they passed one of Strub's dentist offices. He led the San Francisco Seals for more than two decades. He oversaw the construction of Seals Stadium. He was the president of the Seals and sold minor league ball players to the majors. By the mid-1920s, the Seals had collected an estimated $500,000 in fees from these transactions and had earned the trio the title "Murder, Mayhem and Murder, Incorporated" from the Chicago Cubs. After trying to sell Joe Dimaggio to the Chicago Cubs, he negotiated a deal with the New York Yankees for $25,000 on a money-back guarantee.<mask> regretted that he was able to get more for Dom than he did for Joe. He said he didn't think he'd become the husband of Marilyn Monroe. <mask> was sitting in his barber chair getting a shave when he received the phone. The president of Bank of America told him that he had lost everything and was in debt. The president of Bank of America told Strub "Don't worry Charlie, I know you're good for it" when he asked about repayment. <mask> paid back all of his debt, including that of his other Seals partners. He kept a list of people he owed money to and kept it in his jacket pocket.When California passed a paramutuel wagering bill in the 1930s, he decided to enter the business. He spent a lot of time looking at locations in the San Francisco Area and found none that he liked. He connected with a group in Los Angeles that had identified 'Lucky' Baldwin's Rancho Santa Anita as a location, but needed more financial backing. The Los Angeles Turf Club was formed in January 1934 by <mask>, <mask> and a group of investors. The first race track in California was opened on Christmas Day in 1934. Significant innovations to American racing were introduced by him. Finish line cameras, electronic timing, 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266The improvements were adopted by the rest of the industry. Although the country was in the throes of the Great Depression, Strub's management and creativity brought success to his investors. Santa Anita was established as a premier stop on the racing circuit because he attracted Seabiscuit to the track. The first year returned 100% of the initial investment. By 1960, the aggregate par value of the stock had grown so large that it split into two. From 1936 to 1941, Dr. <mask> was one of the highest paid executives in the country, landing on the Treasury Department list. He was number four on the list in 1946, earning $400,000.<mask> used Santa Anita as a vehicle for other leisure-time investments. He was in the first class of the California Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame. The Charles H. Strub Stakes was renamed in honor of him after he was in the National Racing Hall of Fame. The final leg of the Strub Series of three open races for newly turned 4-year-old horses is the Strub Stakes. The series consists of the Malibu Stakes, the San Fernando Stakes, and the Strub Stakes. Only five horses have ever won all three legs of the Strub Series. He was asked to help bail out the 1939 San Francisco World's Fair.He accepted the task at no salary. The fair was turned around thanks to his efforts. Strub had an interest in and position with the San Francisco Seals baseball team. Prior to the track's official opening, he sought out a meeting with the Baseball Commissioner to discuss the conflict of gambling and baseball. "Why are you here?" Judge Landis asked when he entered the commissioner's office. Dr <mask> explained his concerns about the conflict and the need for him to leave baseball. If I wanted you out of baseball, I would send for you.The judge's comment ended the conversation. The NY Yankees were put up for sale in 1945 by the estate of Jacob Ruppert. <mask> was the baseball commissioner and he was concerned about the public appearance of the owner who was also involved in gambling. Strub stopped bidding. He was appointed to the board of several organizations, including the Greater Los Angeles Opera Association and New York's Metropolitan Opera. The <mask> H. Strub Memorial Theater at Loyola Marymount University and Strub Hall at Santa Clara University are named after him. The Society of the Holy Child Jesus was brought and donated to by him.He donated the Forest Lawn Scout Reservation to the Los Angeles Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America. In Los Angeles, Strub died of a cerebral thrombosis. He was related to Rev. The founder of Duquesne University was <mask>. He had five children with Vera Wood. Robert P<mask> became chairman. Ed Lauter portrayed him in the movie Seabiscuit."Doc's Gold Mine" is a reference. Time. January 31, 1949 The history of the San Francisco Seals can be found at MLB.com's official Minor League Baseball website.

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texts: <mask> was a Scottish poet, novelist, literary critic, and contributor to the field of anthropology. He collects folk and fairy tales. The <mask> lectures at the University are named after him. <mask> was born in the Scottish Borders. He was the son of <mask>, the town clerk of Selkirk, and his wife Jane Plenderleath Sellar, who was the daughter of Patrick Sellar. The youngest daughter of C. T. Alleyne was married to him on 17 April 1875. She should have been credited as the translator of <mask>'s Color/Rainbow Fairy Books.In 1868, he took a first class in the final classical schools at the University of St Andrews and Balliol College, Oxford, and became a fellow of Merton College. He became one of the most versatile writers of the day as a journalist, poet, critic, and historian. The Order of the White Rose attracted many writers and artists in the 1890s and 1900s. He was elected in 1906. He died of angina pectoris on July 20, 1912 at the Tor-na- Coille Hotel in Banchory. There is a monument in the south-eastern corner of the 19th century section where he was buried. <mask> is known for his publications on folklore, mythology, and religion.He read John Ferguson McLennan before coming to Oxford and was influenced by E. B. Tylor. His first publication is Custom and Myth. He explained the irrational elements of mythology as survivals from more primitive forms. <mask>'s Making of Religion was heavily influenced by the 18th century idea of the "noble savage": in it, he maintained the existence of high spiritual ideas among so-called "savage" races. The Blue Fairy Book is a classic edition of fairy tales. <mask>'s Fairy Books included many other collections of fairy tales. Most of the stories in the collections were translated and transcribed by his wife.The origins of totemism were examined by <mask>. <mask>'s writings include The Book of Dreams and Ghosts, Magic and Religion, and The Secret of the Totem. He was the President of the Society for Psychical Research. Tylor's belief that belief in spirits and animism were irrational was challenged by <mask>. <mask> used Tylor's work and his own psychical research to create a critique of materialism. <mask> and Edward Clodd were at odds over the Folklore Society's attempt to connect folklore with psychical research. He collaborated with S.H. Butcher in a prose translation of Homer's Odyssey.He was a Homeric scholar. Homer and his Age is one of the works where he draws parallels between Greek myths and other mythologies. <mask>'s writings on Scottish history are characterized by a scholarly care for detail, a piquant literary style, and a gift for disentangling complicated questions. The new light thrown on Mary, Queen of Scots, by the manuscripts in the University Library, Cambridge, was considered in The Mystery of Mary Stuart. The Portraits and Jewels of Mary Stuart and James VI and the Gowrie Mystery were both written by him. The somewhat unfavorable view of John Knox was presented in his book. He gave a new account of the continental career of the Young Pretender in Pickle the Spy.This was followed by a monograph on Prince Charles Edward. The History of Scotland from the Roman Occupation began in 1900. Dumas's Man in the Iron Mask is the subject of The Valet's Tragedy, which collects twelve papers on historical mysteries, and A Monk of Fife is a fictional story about a young Scottish boy in France. The first volume of metrical experiments, The Ballads and Lyrics of Old France, was published in 1972 and was followed by other volumes of dainty verse. His 1890 collection, Old Friends: Essays in Epistolary Parody, contains letters combining characters from different sources, including one based on Jane Austen's Northanger Abbey. <mask> was a journalist for many years, from the Daily News to the Morning Post, and he was the literary editor of Longman's Magazine for many years. The Life, Letters and Diaries of Sir Stafford Northcote, 1st Earl of Iddesleigh, and The Poems and Songs of Robert Burns were edited by him.<mask> talked about literary subjects with the same humor and acidity that he talked about fellow folklorists. St Leonards Magazine was published in 1884. In 1863. <mask> edited several articles that appeared in the St Leonards Magazine. Papers by Eminent Contributors, seven short parodies of which six are by <mask>, are included. The Odyssey of Homer was translated into English by Samuel Henry Butcher. I. IV.It was called (VII.). The text of Bekker. W. E. Bolland translated it. <mask>'s Essays are on page 106. They are the translation. <mask>'s essays without the translated text were published as The Politics of Aristotle. The essays are introductory.There was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a Specimens of a Translation of Theocritus are from the Folklore of France. 1879. An advance issue of extracts from Theocritus, Bion and Moschus was rendered into English prose in Blue China. There are brief historical and descriptive notes. George Francis Carline illustrated the 1915 edition of this work. Theocritus Bion and Moschus.An introductory essay was rendered into English prose. The year 1884. A collection of pictures by Mr J. E. Millais R.A. were exhibited at the Fine Arts Society Rooms. There is a street called New Bond Street. There was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a There is a chapter on modern illustrated books in The Library. There was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was aThe thief is black. The drama was adapted from the Irish. Helen of Troy's life and translation. It was done from the Greek books. The year 1884. The Most Pleasant and Delectable Tale of the Marriage of Cupid and Psyche was written by William Aldington. By A.There is a huge longway. Household tales are related to the higher myths. [884]. There is a separate pre-publication issue of Grimm's Household tales. In the Wrong Paradise is a story about the first meeting of the Shelley Society. The Saturday Review of 13 March 1886 was edited by Thomas Wise. Charles Michel et des Additions de l'auteur.There was a Polish translation of the book, but it was never published as a complete book in English. The first 170 pages are a translation of the article. There are articles and material from 'Custom and Myth'. He and Walter Herries Pollock wrote a parody of Aucassin and Nicolette. The Grass of Parnassus was written in English. It's old and new. The Blue Fairy Book is illustrated by Henry J. Ford.Homer and His Age, The Red Romance Book, The Orange Fairy Book, and Life of Sir Walter Scott are some of the books included in A Study in Forgeries and Folklore. The All Sorts of Stories Book was written by Sir Walter Scott. <mask>'s Fairy Books <mask> selected and edited 25 collections of stories that were published annually, beginning with The Blue Fairy Book in 1889. The Blue Fairy Book and other coloured fairy books are only 12 in the series, but they are sometimes called <mask>'s Fairy Books. The coloured fairy books are numbered in this chronological list. The Blue Fairy Book, The Red Fairy Book, The Blue Poetry Book, The Green Fairy Book, The Red True Story Book, The Yellow Fairy Book, and the Pink Fairy are included. The Netherlands.Zwijsen is in Tilburg. Roger Lancelyn Green. <mask> was a critical biography. The man is Ward. <mask>. The year 2015. The Selected Writings of <mask> was edited by <mask>.The University Press of Edinburgh. There are 456 pages. Hard cover. <mask>. The year 2015. The Selected Writings of <mask>, Volume II is available in the Edinburgh Critical Edition. It was edited by <mask>.The University Press of Edinburgh. There are 416 pages. Hard cover. There are external links to the Andrew Lang Fairy Tale Books, A Monk of Fife Complete Book Online and <mask>, The Making of Religion, Longmans, Green and Co., 1909. The 1886 Longman's edition contains <mask>'s Letters to Dead Authors. <mask> wrote an introduction to Marian Roalfe Cox's Cinderella: Three hundred and Forty-Five Variants of Cinderella, Catskin and Cap O' Rushes. <mask> has a collection.The Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library is at Yale University. Scottish children's writers, Scottish folklorists, Scottish journalists, Scottish novelists and Scottish scholars are some of the people who died in the 19th century.

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texts: <mask><mask>, who is currently working for the Washington State Department of Correction in the Special Offender Unit at the Monroe Correctional Complex, is accused by the Iraq government of murdering a security guard of the Iraqi Vice. The man died from three gunshot wounds. An honorable discharge was given to <mask>, who was originally from Kalispell, Montana. The United States Department of State and Blackwater USA tried to keep his identity a secret after he was killed. <mask> lives in Seattle. The New York Times reported on October 4, 2007, that the employee was <mask><mask>, from Seattle, Washington, and federal. In Congressional hearings on October 2, 2007, Blackwater USA CEO Eric Prince testified that Moonen was fired for violating alcohol and firearm policy.Moonen found employment despite the Blackwater incident. He was employed by a US Department of Defense contractor in Kuwait. Moonen was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 On August 12, 2007, an MSNBC report noted the largely unaccountable and unsupervised nature of security contractor activities and the high number of casual or indiscriminate civilian killings attributed to them. According to the State Department, on December 24, 2006 a drunken Blackwater employee shot and killed a bodyguard who was protecting the Iraqi vice president. A $250,000 payment to the victim's family was recommended by the US State Department. The State Department agreed to pay $15,000.No criminal charges were brought against the Blackwater employee after he was fired. The incident that led to the death of the Khalif was detailed in a memo from the U.S. House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform. The Iraqi government was angry about the incident. According to documents obtained by the Committee, the Blackwater contractor, who worked as an armorer, had attended a party on the evening of December 24, 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 The Iraqi guard confronted the Blackwater contractor after he passed through a gate near the Iraqi Prime Minister's compound. The guard was struck by three of the shots fired by the Blackwater contractor. The guard post that the Blackwater contractor fled to was operated by Triple Canopy.He told personnel that he had gotten into a gunfight with Iraqis and that they were chasing him and shooting at him. The guards didn't hear any gunshots. One of the guards took the gun from him after he fumbled with it. Although he appeared intoxicated and smelled of alcohol, he denied that he had any alcoholic beverages that evening. Hours after the shooting, Blackwater arranged to have the contractor flown out of Iraq. The Blackwater employees said it was the only way to maintain integrity. Blackwater was told by the State Department to send a letter of sympathy and a cash payment to the victim's family.The Justice Department Domestic Security Section opened a criminal investigation of murder charges against Moonen due to the outcry from Iraqis over the shooting death of the Iraqi man. On October 5, 2007, House Oversight and Government Reform Chairman Henry Waxman wrote a letter to US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice requesting Moonen's personnel records. After reviewing all the available evidence and considering possible affirmative defenses, prosecutors have concluded there is not sufficient evidence to obtain and sustain a conviction beyond a reasonable doubt. To bring a criminal case, that high standard must be met. There are external links in this article. There are people from Kalispell, Montana who are missing a year of birth.

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